Nuclear energy and defense, Descalzi stands out, Cingolani leaps ahead

In recent months, the banking debate has been joined by discussions on nuclear energy. First in the Top Manager Reputation ranking (www.topmanagers.it) the CEO of Eni Claudio Descalzi (86.21), who, with 2024 results exceeding expectations, signs agreements on multiple fronts: with the UKEA Authority in the UK for nuclear fusion energy, with the Emirates for data centers, electrical interconnections, and critical minerals, with Egypt and Cyprus for gas. Second is Andrea Orcel (85.81), who, amidst his delicate financial dealings, celebrates the partnership with Ferrari by welcoming Hamilton and Leclerc in Milan. Third is Carlo Messina (82.72), CEO of Intesa Sanpaolo, which surpasses 80 billion in capitalization and finances the largest solar park in New York. Fourth is Pier Silvio Berlusconi (82.51) with excellent preliminary 2024 results. Fifth, on the rise, is Luca de Meo (80.02), praised by Le Figaro as “the anti-Tavares who saved Renault,” marking a record 2024, inventing a new fire prevention system for electric vehicles, and strengthening the partnership with Geely for zero-emission vehicles in Brazil. Sixth is the CEO of A2A Renato Mazzoncini (78.98). Seventh is Alessandro Benetton (78.43, +1). Up three positions, in eigth place is the CEO of Poste Matteo Del Fante (77.97), who gains entry into Tim, marking record revenues with 300 million packages delivered in 2024. Closing the top 10 are Giorgio Armani (77.51) and Stefano Venier (73.90). Eleventh is Brunello Cucinelli (73.89), twelfth is Urbano Cairo (70.94), thirteenth is Cristina Scocchia (70.89), who launches the new Illy Art Collection and the partnership with Lilt for 1580 oncological visits. Fourteenth is Marina Berlusconi (69.90), fifteenth is Pietro Labriola (67.58), sixteenth (+1 position) is Stefano Donnarumma (67.11), seventeenth Luca Dal Fabbro (67.03). Rising by two to eighteenth place is Giuseppina Di Foggia (67.01), who presents the Terna plan worth over 23 billion. Giuseppe Castagna (66.96), who resists the advances of Unicredit and continues with Anima, jumps four places to nineteenth. Rising five to twentieth is Miuccia Prada (66.92), who advances on Versace and boosts the stock. The highlight of the month is Roberto Cingolani (59.18), who climbs seventeen places to thirty-first: Leonardo plays a key role in defense, along with Fincantieri, whose CEO Pierroberto Folgiero (64.63) gains four positions and is twenty-third. In the Top 100, there are gains: Pietro Salini (29th, +6); Enrico Vita (30th, +4); Marcello Cattani (46th, +4); Maura Latini (57th, +8); Fabrizio Di Amato (75th, +17).